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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1952
Page
11
Notices mailed by the Selective Service inform draftees from Muscatine County of the November quota. They will depart on November 17 for induction in Des Moines and assignment to bases for training. A coal energy fact notes one ton of bituminous coal equals five barrels of gasoline.
Dr Hyman Appelman spoke at the Muscatine Evangelistic Crusade in First Methodist Church on Pauls conversion. He cited I Timothy 1 15 and explained Christ came to save sinners and to call nations through individuals like Abraham Moses and Jesus Christ. He outlined reasons Christ came to save and urged repentance faith and confession. Family Night honored long time residents and gifts were awarded to the oldest mother largest family and youngest child. Appelman to speak on Snake Bite Religion.
Certifies the enclosed ballot as a correct copy for the General Election held on November 4 1952. The document confirms the official vote structure and ballots to be cast. It records authority and date of certification by election officials.
Columbia football end Al Ward, ranked as a top NCAA pass receiver, is wary of the shadow cast by brothers Bob and Jim Ward. The piece notes his recent heavy involvement with Mitch Price and the Price-to-Ward connection as Columbia pursues a two-touchdown upset of Cornell after beating Harvard and tying Army. It also mentions golf and equestrian results from other locales.
The St. Louis Browns acquire veteran left handed pitcher Harry The Cat Brec Hein after an unconditional release from the St. Louis Cardinals. In another note the Cleveland Indians buy the last outstanding stock in the Indianapolis Indians of the American Association, gaining full ownership.
Junior Catholic Daughters Troop No 2 elected Judy Landon as president at their meeting Tuesday night at Justine Kelley’s home. Sheila Peters was chosen vice president with Marcia Farrell secretary Sally O Leary treasurer and Mary Lou Lange reporter. The group voted to contribute to the Pope’s charities this year. Refreshments followed.
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